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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

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Grand Lodge I O O F Session to Convene in Greeley

Preparations are complete for the forty first annual Grand Lodge I O O F session in Greeley starting October 18. The official program details city information, sugar beet industry views, and lists committees led by Alderman Boyle Woodbury and others, with events at Camfield, a parade on October 20, and a $600 prize drill at Meeker field.

Grand Lodge Greeley J. C. Alderman P. E. Boyle Camfield Elay Club le Dge A. A. Woodbury J. BE. Snook J. H. Woolf A. J. Condon D. R. Smith GC Gray J. Thye@t J. SsCarrithers EB Williams A. J Ida Bishop Bessie Smit Lydia Larson Josie L. Woodbur Bertha R. Couzens Ei Smith Alice B. William R. Smith A. J. Lohr Chi S Couzens Katherine Iton Hugenia Smith Ida Bishops Bessie Reception J. B. Snook EH. L. Dunham J. L. Pennington H. N. Haynes F. J. Allnutt A. J. Luther C. J. Faulkner I. Sides H. Ague W. H. Gill A W Jones J A Taylor Alice B. Williams Eugenia Smith Alma Muth Emma C. Ylint Emma Thompson Pire Maggie J. Moore Susie Dickerman Ella Noor Harriet Oney Bertha Hall Judee Nixon C. EB. Carter Seventh Street Ninth Avenue Tenth Avenue Twelfth Street Eighth Avenue Eighth Street Meeker Field Oasis Rebekah Lodge Odd Fell Rebekahs Armory Odd Fellows Rebekah Assembly Park Congregational Church Rebekah Oasis Rebekah Lodge Elks’ Hall

Sophomore Class Holds Hard Times Party At Hill Home

The Sophomore class from the local high school held a joyful hard times party Friday evening at the Pleasant valley country home of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hill. Grace and Russell Hill are among the sophomores. Attendees wore odd costumes and played games both indoors and outdoors under Japanese lanterns. An impromptu musical program accompanied refreshments served in hard times style for about forty five participants.

B. S. Hill Pleasant Valley Grace Russell Hill

No Sunday Papers Here Delinquent Tax List Bid

Greeley county commissioners awarded delinquent tax list publication to the Pioneer as the lowest bidder. The Sun, the next lowest bidder, will handle the list only if it qualifies as a legal daily publication. Colorado law requires a daily or twenty six weeks six days weekly publication for legal notices.

Pioneer Greeley Sun Greeley Colorado

Schmit Under Bonds In Abduction And Bigamy Case

William Schmit, a LaSalle blacksmith, accused of abandoning one woman and marrying another, appeared before Judge Stevens in Greeley and was bound over to the district court in $500 with John Mosehar as surety. The case, in which all parties are Russians, is set for October 26. W. L. Booright of Denver represents Schmit.

William Schmit LaSalle Greeley Stevens District Court John Mosehar W. L. Booright Denver Schmit

Fortieth Anniversary Meeting Brings Unity to Colorado Congregationalists

The Colorado Congregationalist celebration concluded with praises for Rev. John Doane’s program and the three day event that united diverse groups under the Congregationalist banner. Delegates from Denver, Greeley, Cripple Creek, Fort Collins and many towns gathered to elect officers, hear President King, and renew missionary aims.

Greeley Earth Heaven John Porter Miss Carson Wellington T. F. Bayley Joel Harper Bernard Mr. Blair Hood Moss Denver Weed W. A. Rigor A. Rush Rye Adna W. Moore A. Bartholomew Colorado Springs John M. Hinds Robert Campbell C. R. Cunningham Julesburg W. H. Hopkins C. L. Moore H. R. Barnett W. H. Taylor Stephen Knight Frank W. Hullinger T. H. Correll Fort Collins S. C. Dickenson I. B. Bills F. K. Wilson L. D. Carleton Pueblo R. ©. Byers Sydney Sallada Henderson David Wolfert Platte Valley A. P. Wood Hayden Wm. Richmond J. A. Becker Grand Junction F. N. Dexter J. W. Turner Mabel Beattie Geo. Schiedemantel A. Newman Ethel Wylin Adie Purse Rose Hill George A. Hood J. N. Trompen H. H Walker Lewis T. Stevens H. Borthwick C. J. O’connor Boulder FP. H. Lond A. BE. Frazer Chas. B. Hall Gregg King Association H. H. Walker F. Mc- Kinney Cripple Creek W. F. Slocum Labor Committee A. W., Moore Victor F. Brown S. T. Mc- Kinney C. H. Pettibone A. E B. Alford C. Dickinson Chicago Seminary J. L. Blanchard N. O. Bartholomew Corp George Scheidemantel

Brotherhood Banquet Highlights Church Service

The Central Presbyterian church brotherhood of Denver held a banquet in the church basement with young helpers serving splendidly. Toastmaster Sweet thanked the youths for their service as two short talks followed, led by C. S. Watson on “A Brotherhood That Does Things” and Rev. John C. Page on the history of church missions.

Sweet C. S. Watson Central Presbyterian Church Brotherhood of Denver John C. Page

Notable Addresses Mark Afternoon Session at Meeting

President William F. Slocum of Colorado Springs gave the main discourse on The Obligation of Ability. Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston of Colorado Springs and authorship of Studies for Personal Workers were noted for contributions. A duet by Rev. John C. Carmen and Rev. Joel Harper entertained, and President King delivered a serial address. Delegates enjoyed an auto ride arranged by the Commercial club to view city vantage points after a moving Lord's Supper service.

William F. Slocum Colorado Springs Howard Agnew Johnston John C. Carmen Joel Harper King Commercial Club

The Last Session Honors King and Herring Speech

The article lauds President King and Herbert C Herring for a final, powerful address on The Extension of the Kingdom. It emphasizes Herring’s scope from urban slums to coastal missions and his call for unity among denominations, with Congregational churches taking the lead.

King Aad Herbert Co. Herring Mr. Herring Congregational Church Herring Home Missionary Society

Weiser Fruit Send Sample to Tribune

A sample basket of assorted fruit was sent to the Tribune by Mrs. Fannie Burges of Weiser Idaho once of the Greeley district. The sender intended the Tribune receive a share from F W Meyers. Burges owns eighty acres near Weiser and plans to sell forty. He has eight acres of orchard and shipped 4300 crates of plums to Chicago. The Weiser region is hailed as the greatest fruit country.

Tribune Fannie Burges Weiser Idaho Greeley F. W. J. Meyers Burges Chicago

Scalding Accident At Sugar Plant Costs worker Life

Daniel Wilson of 723 Thirteenth Street died at Greeley hospital after a diffusion battery incident at the sugar plant. A door to cell No 6 failed, releasing hot water and pulp at 85 degrees, throwing him into a pit and causing fatal asphyxiation. Wilson, 51, left a wife and four children.

Daniel Wilson Thirteenth Street Greeley Hospital Mr. Wilson Wood Wilson Greeley Ben Marsh

A Grand Concert at Nichol's Hall Greeley memories revive

A Tribune piece recalls historic Greeley theater in Nichol's hall with a grand concert on November 6 1873 to aid the M E church fund. It lists performers Mrs Welch Mrs Carpenter Miss Scott La Poudre Quartette and others linking past and present community culture. It notes January 1875 events of grand entertainment under Congregational Ladies and a November 25 1875 Good Templars drama Oliver Twist and related castings.

Greeley Denver Fezer Law and Fezer’s Chestnut Street Riverside California Law & Fezer Tribune Nichol’s Hall M. E. Organ Fund Welch Carpenter Scott la Poudre Quartette Shattuck Buell Inman Brothers Ladies of the Congregational Society Lizzie Plumb Miss Plumb Harry N. Haynes Greeley Silver Cornet Jennie Cameron Clara Barnett Mary Cameron Mary Meeker Julia McCord Carrie C. Packard Lottie Hollister Thirza Flower Kitty Mack C. P. Gale Lacey Packard R. A. Cameron H. Johnson Nichols Hall Maud Canfield Nellie Eaton Loretta Graham Nellie Hall R. Robinson The Good Templars

Youthful miner Sam Skidmore dies in Kansas mine

Telegram from Osage Kansas reports 16 year old Sam Skidmore killed in a coal mine. He was nephew of Mesdames J A Grindle and G P Struble and had many friends in Greeley from visits there. Details of the accident are not yet known.

Greeley Sam Skidmore Osage Kans Mesdames J. A. Grindle G. P. Struble

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Orp Coron Seventh Avenue Tenth Greeley Commercial Oo D. T Silver Ae D. m Park Tenth Avro Grand Parade Seventh Co Street Sixth Street N'H Avenue Ninth Avnue J. A. Yior Hill John Doane Home Mission Society President King Chas. BE. Clark Christ God Jesus R. T. Cross Prof Cox W. E. Sweet Bruit Tdatio Tribune Force Dan Wilson Pioneer Days Home Talent
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